Clay Travis

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Clay and Buck, just preset them on the IRD.

How optimistic are you that the overall situation, let's say that right now we're sitting, you know, it's April 8th, April 9th.

By the time we get into May and by the time we get into June and people start to pay a little bit more attention to the midterms.

How optimistic are you that we're going to be able to shift the overall story to what's going on back here in the country as opposed to externally Iran continuing to pop up and kind of take over the narrative?

In other words...

Can we get a solution that turns foreign policy into a significant but not primary focus of the midterms?

Because I think to a large extent, most people voting come November are going to be focused on what is going on directly here in the United States.

Who's making decisions from Iran?

And I know the gay Atola, my words, not yours.

Little Mo, also my words, not yours, has supposedly put out a statement.

There has been attribution to him, as in people saying, hey, this is the guy that is actually making decisions.

Do we buy that or do you think he is a convenient proxy to attach decisions to while other people are making choices?

And are we even sure who's able to make choices on behalf of Iran at this point?

Steve, I know you're talking about and we've been talking a lot about Iran.